Power Tech Generators PT-10KSIC, Operation & Maintenance Manual

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Oil Pressure
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Engine Hours (Total running time)
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Running Time (Current running time)
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Engine Speed
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AC Frequency
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Genset Voltage
Event History
The PTG series controller is capable of storing up to 150 events in the Event History. Events range from
starting and stopping to warnings and failures. Information stored in the Events History may be useful in
determining when the generator set was last run, why the generator set shut down, and other
troubleshooting.
To access the Event History:
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Press the OFF button to put the controller in OFF mode. The controller must be in the OFF mode
in order to access the Event History.
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Press the ENTER button to bring up the menu.
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Use the UP or DOWN buttons to scroll until Events History is highlighted.
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Press the ENTER button to access the Event History.
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Once in the Event History, use the UP or DOWN buttons to scroll through all the stored events.
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Press the ENTER button to exit the Event History.
Each event in the Event History entry will have the following information:
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What event number it is out of the total number of events stored. The most recent events are
displayed first and with the lowest number.
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The type of event
o
EVENT = Informational items
o
WARNING = A fault that needs to be corrected but did not result in a shutdown of the
generator set.
o
FAILURE = A severe fault that resulted in the shutdown of the generator set. This needs
to be corrected before attempting to restart the generator set.
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A description of the event.
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The time and date the event occurred.